Sentence examples for its conclusion of from inspiring English sources

The grand, Manichaean battle between Voldemort and Harry had to be seen to its conclusion, of course.

But most of Munich, based on George Jonas's book, rings true, as does its conclusion of the operation's ultimate pointlessness as a microcosm of Middle East enmity: "Everyone we killed was replaced by someone worse," says Bana's exasperated counter-terrorist.

Doug Peterson delivers a whopper of an "Aha!" with three famous names (O.K., maybe OLGA KURYLENKO isn't right at the tip of our tongues, but I knew the other two) that all sport the initial O.K. What I loved the most about this was the crafting of the clue at 60 Across that brings the theme to its conclusion: of course that's what they might say to each other upon meeting!

It bases its conclusion on a series of proprietary indexes.

But here the court expressly based its conclusion on three errors of law.

The DoJ informed Martin's family and lawyers of its conclusion on Tuesday afternoon, the family lawyer confirmed.

"It formed its conclusions on the presumption of effective process management, operation and regulation," said Medact.

The Spectator Foundation's board hired Coopers & Lybrand to review, not audit, who was paid what, and only its conclusions of no wrongdoing were announced.

And ultimately, its conclusions of carelessness and negligence had far-reaching effects: hospital bylaws were rewritten, procedures were tightened and three doctors and a nurse lost their jobs.

In its conclusions of law entered on April 3, 2000, the court nevertheless decided that Microsoft violated Section 1 of the Sherman Act by unlawfully tying Internet Explorer to Windows.

Quinnipiac does not weight by party, and its conclusions of the opinions of Republicans and Democrats are based on which party voters identify themselves as, not how they are registered.